priming 的定义
priming 近义词
get ready; prepare
更多priming例句
- How much faster someone responds is a measure of their semantic priming.
- The first shot acts as a priming dose for the immune system and is not believed to offer much protection on its own.
- When fathers hold and play with their children, oxytocin and prolactin kick in, priming them for bonding.
- And, of course, there was the infamous statement that Ben Bernanke would be committing “treason” by priming the economy.
- A certain amount of Keynesian pump-priming, of the right sort, won't do any harm—but it probably won-t do much good either.
- A certain amount of Keynesian pump-priming, of the right sort, won't do any harm - but it probably won't do much good either.
- The gun was self-priming and self-cocking; the powder charge was enclosed in a copper case.
- I looked to the priming of my pistols, and embarked very tranquilly on the evening of the 12th of July.
- There was no water in the cabin, and the sweat from our hands would spoil a priming unless care was taken.
- Hastily priming the tube, I whipped on a cap, then beckoned to old Trull.
- Cook wished to fire his musket, but the priming would not go off.